Silky, curved, and dressed in deep berry tones, the Envy Rabbit is a toy that invites touch long before you turn it on. Its strong vibrations and gentle inflation create an experience that is as indulgent as it is curious.
The first time I saw the Envy Rabbit, I had a small, private gasp. Not the kind you make when something shocks you, but the quieter, delighted kind you make when you see something beautiful that was clearly designed to be looked at as much as touched. I have tested many toys, and quite a few fall into that familiar category of pretty enough, functional enough, good enough. The Envy Rabbit did not enter the room quietly. It felt like it was asking to be admired before it ever asked to be used. From the first moment, I found myself thinking about aesthetics, something I do not always prioritize in a review, yet there I was, holding this berry-colored vibrator as if it were a luxurious object meant to be displayed on a vanity rather than tucked into a drawer.
Before I get carried away with the visual poetry of it, let me ground myself. I am a tester, not a curator of erotic art. My job is to take this thing that looks like a gem-studded wand crafted for a modern Aphrodite and actually put it through its paces. I am a female tester in my early twenties, based in Denmark, and I tested this toy vaginally, both alone and a little with my female partner. Mostly alone though, for the record. And while beauty may have been the first impression, sensation would ultimately determine whether the Envy Rabbit was more than a pretty accessory.
The Envy Rabbit arrived looking far more decadent than its name implies. The body is a deep berry color, a kind of dark purple that has the vibe of a rich fruit pressed into velvet. The silicone is soft in a way that feels deliberate, not flimsy. It has give, but it also has presence. The small clitoral arm bends easily, something I appreciated immediately since different bodies require slightly different alignments. The entire silhouette seemed crafted to adapt rather than command. And then there are the details that made me smile. There is a little golden ring at the base with what looks like a tiny diamond set inside. It is decorative, yes, but it is also oddly affirming. If a sex toy could tell you that you deserve nice things, this one tries.
I think a lot about how design affects the relationship users form with their toys. Some toys are straightforward tools. Some are playful companions. A small few feel like objets d'amour, designed to be cherished. The Envy Rabbit leaned toward that last category. I even considered leaving it out in my bedroom just because it looked so good, which is not a thought I often have about something that goes inside my body. But that early admiration, while lovely, is a fragile thing. A vibrator has to perform before love can truly bloom.
Functionally, the Envy is simple to operate. Three buttons, logically placed and easy to interpret once you start pressing things. Turning it on felt intuitive. Switching patterns felt intuitive. Nothing about it was confusing. Except, unfortunately, for the charging system. This is where my admiration took its first little stumble.
The Envy uses a magnetic charger with two metal dots that click into place on the toy. I love a magnetic charger in theory. It is clean. It is modern. It avoids awkwardly stabbing a tiny plug into a tiny hole. The issue is that this magnetic charger might be the most sensitive little thing I have ever encountered. If you breathe too hard near it, the charger disconnects. If you reach for something on your nightstand, it disconnects. If your partner picks it up to admire it while it charges, it disconnects. I learned all of this through repeated experience, and my girlfriend learned it too when she picked it up and watched the charger fall away like a startled bird taking flight.
Charging is fast, which is great, but I wish the magnets had a stronger grip. A charging system should feel secure, not like balancing a spoon on your fingertip.
The first time I used the Envy Rabbit, I chose not to turn on the inflatable feature. I wanted to build a relationship with the sensations first. I wanted to understand its natural state before shifting its internal shape. And I am glad I did, because even without inflation, the Envy Rabbit has a personality.
Let me begin with inserts. This toy enters the body very smoothly. The silicone has that perfect balance between glide and friction. I have quite sensitive skin, and I am picky about textures, but this one felt comfortable. Inside the shaft, there are tiny bumps that I had not paid attention to visually, yet they came alive in motion. These bumps are subtle, but they introduce a level of stimulation that many rabbit vibrators overlook. They lend a slight textured sensation that enhances internal pleasure without overwhelming it. I found myself thinking how rare it is to see that detail done well. So many toys add texture for the sake of novelty. Here, the bumps felt purposeful.
Then there are the vibrations. The Envy is strong. Not just strong in the clitoral arm, but strong throughout the entire toy. The whole body vibrates, including internally, which creates a very deep and satisfying sensation. The modes feel varied enough to be playful without being chaotic. The strongest setting packs a punch that made me think of toys far more intimidating than this one appears to be. The Envy does not look aggressive, but it delivers power when you ask for it. I found myself repeatedly impressed by how well the vibrations traveled through the shaft.
The flexibility of the toy deserves its own mention. It bends. It adapts. It is not stiff, but it is not floppy either. It strikes that sweet spot where it feels safe to move with your body. I never feared it would snap or resist a natural shift in position. This versatility matters immensely for rabbit vibrators, which are notorious for being unforgiving when bodies do not align perfectly. The Envy seems designed with real bodies in mind, and that makes all the difference.
Now we arrive at the big plot twist of the Envy Rabbit, the inflatable feature. It is an intriguing idea. Instead of changing settings on vibration alone, you can also change the toy’s actual size inside your body. The intention is beautiful. Bodies have preferences and moods. Some days you crave fullness. Some days you crave pressure. Some days you crave subtlety. Inflation allows you to customize that.
But here is where my experience grew more complex. The first time I inflated the toy, I felt a little tense. I had a small, irrational but persistent thought that if I held the button too long, the toy would turn into a balloon and I would have a personal disaster on my hands. It did not, of course, but the mental image lingered. I realized quickly that the feature does not inflate dramatically unless you keep pressing, and that you can stop at any point. This helped. And once I used it while lying down, I actually enjoyed the extra fullness. It was gentle, and it allowed me to adjust exactly how much volume I wanted.
That said, the inflatable feature did not have the dramatic impact I thought it might. It was pleasant, but not transformative. I used it a few times and liked it, yet it never became the standout feature of the toy. I think this will vary widely by user. For someone who loves fullness or pressure, the Envy could be a revelation. For me, it was interesting, but it did not define the experience.
I also experienced difficulty inserting the toy while it was inflated, even a little. This is predictable, but worth mentioning. I do not enjoy inserting larger objects, so I quickly learned that the best technique was to insert first, inflate second. If the toy gets too large too fast, insertion feels awkward. This effect was especially noticeable when I was sitting or squatting. The angle simply worked against me. While lying down, everything aligned beautifully. While upright, not so much.
One more note about inflation, and it is not trivial. There is no clear communication about how much you can safely inflate the toy. This uncertainty created anxiety for me and for my partner. This is something the manufacturer should address directly. Users should not have to worry about the structural limits of a device that is inflating inside their body.
Earlier, I mentioned that the three-button interface felt intuitive, and it still does. But during use, intuition meets the reality of bodily sensation and movement. There were times when I meant to press the inflation control but clicked the vibration mode instead. Or I meant to increase power but hit the wrong button in a moment where my hand placement shifted slightly. This is not a flaw unique to the Envy. Many toys have buttons that feel very different in theory and in practice. But it is something users should expect. If you are someone who gets easily thrown out of the moment by accidentally changing settings, you may find this frustrating.
I am aware that I sound analytical in some parts of this review, but let me bring it back to the emotional core of the experience. I truly enjoyed using the Envy Rabbit. I enjoyed its feel. I enjoyed its power. I enjoyed the way it encouraged me to be curious about a new kind of stimulation. And I enjoyed how pretty it looked sitting next to my bed. This toy made me feel something beyond simple arousal. It made me feel indulged.
There were moments of hesitation, yes, particularly around the inflatable feature and the charger. There were moments of mild frustration with the buttons. But none of these overshadowed the pleasure. The toy felt luxurious in my hand and comforting inside my body. For me, that is the mark of a well-made product.
The Envy Rabbit is an excellent choice for users who appreciate aesthetics, strong vibrations, and a body-friendly structure. If you value flexibility and internal vibration intensity, this toy will probably delight you. If you enjoy experimenting with fullness or pressure, the inflatable feature will offer you a customizable experience.
It may not be the best fit for users who dislike fiddly chargers or who struggle with distinguishing buttons by feel. It may also be less appealing for those who prefer simple devices without extra features. And if inflation makes you anxious, or if you dislike uncertainty around safety limits, you may want to approach that feature gradually.
The Envy Rabbit is a toy that blends beauty, adaptability, and strong performance. It is not perfect, but very few toys are. What it offers, though, is something memorable. It provides sensations that feel deep and satisfying, and it does so while looking like a treasure. I loved testing it. I loved learning its quirks. And I loved discovering that sometimes the prettiest things in the room are also the most powerful.
If I had to summarize my experience in a single thought, it would be this, the Envy Rabbit is a toy that invites exploration, rewards curiosity, and looks stunning throughout the entire journey.
